Any revolutionary transformation in society brings in its wake both challenges and opportunities. However, globalisation, with its associated processes like liberalisation, privatisation and ...

From Manmohan Singh introducing liberalisation, privatisation, and globalisation in 1991 to P Chidamabaram reducing personal and corporate tax in 1997, the country, in the last four decades, has ...

Privatisation and liberalisation are considered key economic development activities for nations. The primary objective of these activities is to transform state-owned enterprises into private sector ...

The administrative change proposed by Gordon Brown - involving the House of Commons in a whole range of state affairs normally attributed to the executive and involving it in the discussion of ...

Singh was a gentle soul, soft spoken, a great listener, a good economic thinker, and a man of compassion and integrity.. REUTERS/Anuwar Hazarika/File Photo In 1991, India was facing political and ...

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Mufti described Singh as the architect of modern India's economic transformation, recalling his visionary leadership during the liberalisation, privatisation, and globalisation reforms that reshaped ...

Transnational interdependence deepened channels of linkage even as it spawned glaring divisions globally in terms of access, benefits and degree of integration. Shutterstock Coming to terms with a ...

Manmohan Singh served as the Finance Minister under the leadership of P V Narasimha Rao in 1991. During this tenure he introduced the landmark economic reforms which led to to the adoption of ...